2019 Women s Silver Anniversary Team

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1 2019 Women s Silver Anniversary Team MISTY (SMITH) ALBRECHT SHELBYVILLE 1994 Indiana All-Star and AP & ICGSA 1 st team all-state graduated 2 nd in school career scoring (1,109 points), 561 career rebounds and set six school records including season scoring (518 points), single-game scoring (43), season FT% (79.2%), season FG% (52.3%), 3FG% and single-game 3FGs (7) Averaged 28.8 points and 11.3 rebounds senior year and 16.5 points and 9.5 rebounds as junior for 17-5 South Central Conference champions under coach Brenda Simmons, earning 1993 Metro Player of the Year and all-sectional honors totaled 1,085 career points and 467 rebounds at University of Louisville on teams that had three 20+ win seasons and was named 3 rd team all-conference and Red & Black Scholar Athlete with a GPA of 3.5 or higher a teacher for 16 years, she is currently a 6 th grade math teacher in Louisville married with two children, she resides in Louisville, Kentucky. ANGELA (HAMBLIN) BLAKELY GARY WALLACE 1994 Indiana All-Star was a Kodak, USA Today and Parade All-American as well as AP & ICGSA 1 ST team all-state and an Indiana North/South All-Star a four-year varsity starter at Lew Wallace, she graduated with 2,053 career points, graduating 6 th in IHSAA girls basketball career points averaged 26.2 points, 18 rebounds, 5.3 steals and 2 blocks her senior year, finishing 3 rd in Miss Basketball voting was a three-year starter at the University of Iowa, earning two-time All-Big Ten Conference honors and named 1997 Big Ten Tournament Most Outstanding Player award led team with 13.3 points and 6.8 rebounds averages her junior season 23 rd pick of 1998 WNBA Draft by Washington Mystics and played with Detroit Shock a teacher with Gary Community schools since 2012 and head girls basketball coach at Gary Wallace H.S. from , she is currently assistant girls basketball coach at Hammond Bishop Noll married for 26 years, she has two children and resides in Gary. PATTY (HUTCHINSON) CLANCY SCOTTSBURG Three-year all-state honors included 1993 ICGSA 2 nd team all-state and AP honorable mention all-state graduated as 2 nd leading scorer in Scottsburg history with 1,533 points, along with 527 rebounds, 204 assists and 194 steals two-time team MVP averaged 22.0 points and 7.0 rebounds as senior and 22.1 points and 9.1 rebounds as a junior as part of teams that were 63-23, winning three sectional titles, 1994 regional championship and three conference titles scored 1,029 career points at Ball State University, averaging 13.4 points as a senior an elementary teacher for 19 years, she has been varsity head coach at Madison H.S., varsity assistant at Southwestern (Hanover) and Homestead and a 7 th grade coach currently a fifth grade teacher in Scottsburg married with two children, she resides in Scottsburg. 1

2 DEBBIE (BENZIGER) DUDUKOVICH KOKOMO 1994 Indiana All-Star, AP & ICGSA 1 st team all-state and Street & Smith s honorable mention All-American Scored 1,439 career points and holds 20 school records, including career games (102), career rebounds (888), career double-doubles (39) and career double-digit rebound games (41), in addition to 10 season records (639 points, 344 rebounds, 238 FG made, 121 FT made, 24.6 ppg average and 13.2 rebounds per game) and six single-game records, including 40 points, 16 FG made and 23 rebounds averaged 24.6 points and 13.2 rebounds per game as senior for 1994 state runners-up, following 15.1 ppg and 11.3 ppg averages for 1993 and 1992 state champions three-time all-state finals, 3x all-semi-state, 3x all-regional, 3x allsectional and 3x all-conference for teams that were 97-7 winning four sectionals, four regionals, three semi-states and two state championships scored 1,214 career points at Butler University (8 th in school history at graduation) on teams that were 84-32, setting five school records, including career 3FG made (167), career 3FG attempts (439), career FT% (.826), game 3FG% (100%) and still holds season FT % record (.923) and earning st team all-mcc honors employed in education for the past 20 years, she is an intervention specialist with Lakota Local Schools in Liberty Township, Ohio married with three children, she lives in West Chester, Ohio. SARAH (HAYNES) GIZZI NEW PALESTINE 1994 Indiana All-Star, 2 nd team AP all-state, 1 st team ICGSA all-state, Indianapolis Star 1 st team all-area and 1994 Hancock County Player of the Year set school record with 1,172 career points along with 670 career rebounds, averaging 23.4 points and 10.0 rebounds senior season for 18-2 conference champs teams were over her final three seasons, winning two sectionals and three conference titles four-year player at LaSalle University, totaling 704 points and 300 rebounds averaged 10.3 ppg her junior year, when she was 5 th in the nation with.434 3FG% set school record with seven 3FG made in one game 1997 and nd team Big 5 honors lived overseas for 12 years while her husband played professional basketball is currently a math teacher at New Palestine High School and is in 2 nd year as varsity girls basketball coach for New Palestine, winning 2018 sectional married with three children, she resides in New Palestine. TIFFANY GOODEN FORT WAYNE SNIDER 1994 Naismith National Player of the Year, Parade Magazine National Player of the Year, 1 st team Kodak All-American, USA Today All-American, Indiana Miss Basketball and Indiana All- Star was a three-time Parade and Street & Smith s All-American, three-time AP 1 st team allstate and two-time ICGSA 1 st team all-state graduated as 5 th all-time leading scorer in IHSAA girls basketball history with 2,198 points, along with 859 career rebounds, 329 assists and 253 steals averaged 28.7 points and 9.0 rebounds as a senior still holds Indiana-Kentucky All-Star game records with 31 points in one game and 55 over two games. at University of Iowa, was 1995 Big Ten Freshman of the Year, 1996 All-Big Ten and 1995 Big Ten All-Star team, Olympic Festival Team and two-time Academic All-Big Ten graduated 15 th in school history with 1,024 career points drafted by Colorado Explosion as 18 th overall pick of 1998 ABL Draft earned bachelor s degree with honors and graduated from University of Iowa College of Law since 2002 has been an attorney, focusing on sports and entertainment and labor and employment law marrived with one son, she resides in Fishers. 2

3 KELLY HEATH LAFAYETTE JEFF 1994 Indiana All-Star, AP 2 nd team all-state and ICGSA 1 st team all-state set Bronchos records with 1,672 career points, 630 points in one season and 57 points in one game averaged 24.2 points and 10.5 rebounds as senior, shooting 59% FG for regional champions that were 1993 HOF Classic runner-up three-time NCC all-conference selection volleyball standout, earning all-star, all-state and all-conference in that sport for Jeff s 1993 volleyball state runners-up played as freshman at University of Notre Dame before transferring to Purdue as a student and earning degree in communications employed in sales since 1998 with GTE, Broadbay Networks, Loreal USA and Deva Curl Concepts married with three children, she resides in West Lafayette. LaKIESHA (BROWN) INGRAM CATHEDRAL 1994 Indiana All-Star, AP 3 rd team all-state, ICGSA 2 nd team all-state, Street and Smith s honorable mention All-American and Hoosier Basketball Magazine s Mini Miss Basketball four-time all-city and all-metro honors set Cathedral career records with 1,182 points, 523 assists, 288 steals and 107 3FG made averaged 7 assists per game as senior and scored 37 points in Indianapolis City Tournament semifinals game led team to 17-6 record and sectional championship as a senior played three seasons at Xavier University before graduating her junior year with degree in organizational communications scored career-high 34 points in 1997 game versus Dayton, which was 4 th highest single-game total in program history at the time led team with 137 assists (4.9 apg) her sophomore year, one of top single-season totals in program history earned law degree at Indiana University McKinney School of Law and has been practicing attorney, currently senior legal counsel with Aclara Technologies married, she lives in St. Charles, Missouri. NIKKI (LAWRIE) KNIGHT RONCALLI Hoosier Basketball Magazine preseason 1 st team all-state and AP high honorable mention allstate, 1994 MCCGSA Athlete of the Year, three-time all-city honors, two-time all-metro, Indiana North/South All-Star, City-County Shootout participant and Top 40 Workout participant recorded 1,058 career points, 593 rebounds and school-record 182 career blocks for teams that were 71-19, winning four Indianapolis City Tournament championships, two sectional titles and 1994 regional championship under HOF coach Bob Kirkhoff three-year letterwinner at Miami University (OH) and 1998 team captain two-sport athlete at Miami, also as high jumper & heptathlon for track & field team (college basketball stats unavailable) employed as a teacher since college, at Decatur Central from and at Perry Meridian from present, also coaching basketball, volleyball and track currently science teacher at Perry Meridian H.S. married with four children, she resides in Indianapolis. 3

4 JENNIFER (SLIWA) MAKALUSKY BOONE GROVE Hoosier Basketball Magazine preseason 1 st team all-state, AP high honorable mention all-state, ICGSA 2 nd team all-state, Indiana North/South All-Star and two-time Gary Post Tribune, Hammond Times and Vidette Messenger 1 st team all-area scored school-record 1,176 career points, including single-game record of 45 points averaged 23.0 ppg and 13 rpg as senior and 23.0 ppg and 14 rpg as a junior as two-time Porter County Conference MVP four-year team captain and varsity starter at Boone Grove... four-year letterwinner at Villanova University 484 career rebounds in 109 games, graduating as program s 11 th leading all-time rebounder started 22 games as a sophomore (12.9 ppg and 6.6 rpg), started all 29 games junior season (9.7 ppg and 4.7 rpg), senior year stats unavailable named to three all-tournament teams in career, nd team All-Big 5, 1998 and 1999 Villanova Defensive Player of the Year, 1997 Big East All-Star Team that toured Europe, 1999 team captain employed in medical sales from , since 2009 she has worked as a pastor s wife married with two children, she resides in Fishers. SHAWN MANNS-COLLINS BLOOMINGTON NORTH Hoosier Basketball Magazine preseason 1 st team all-state, AP high honorable mention all-state, Indiana North/South All-Star, first team all-conference and all-region three-year team MVP averaged 18.0 points and 6.4 rebounds per game as a senior played in 111 games at Miami University (OH), totaling 981 career points (graduating as 12 th all-time leading scorer), 159 assists, 119 steals (13 th all-time), 167 FTs made (11 th all-time), 64 3FG made (5 th ), 189 3FG attempted (4 th ) and 986 FG attempted (7 th ) earned degree in accounting and MBA at Miami and has worked with Fifth Third Bank since 2002, currently as Senior Vice President and Line of Business CFO of Mortgage Division married with three children, she resides in Hebron, Kentucky. DARCI (REDENBAUGH) MARTIN OWEN VALLEY 1994 Indiana All-Star, AP 3 rd team all-state, ICGSA 1 st team all-state, Indiana North/South All-Star set school records of 1,940 career points, 382 assists, 388 steals and 79 3FG made graduated as 11 th all-time leading scorer in IHSAA girls basketball history averaged 20+ ppg each season in high school, including 21.5 ppg and 4.1 rprg as senior, leading 23-3 Owen Valley to their first-ever semi-state appearance was a member of teams that were 76-13, winning two conference championships, three sectionals and one regional title, while earning all-conference and team MVP honors four times averaged 8.1 points as freshman and 11.7 as sophomore at Indiana State, including 31-point game, before transferring to the University of Southern Indiana, where she averaged 7.3 points for their NCAA Division II national runner-up team and 7.5 points for their 26-2 team her senior year employed in nursing, she is married with four children and resides in Spencer. 4

5 KRISTA REINKING BELLMONT 1994 Indiana All-Star, AP 3 rd team all-state, and ICGSA 1 st team all-state set school records with 1,227 career points, 519 points in a season, 37 points in a game and 11 steals in a game averaged 16.8 points and 6.7 rebounds as a senior for 20-3 sectional champions in three years of varsity, was a part of teams that were 61-11, winning three sectional, two regional, three conference and three conference tournament championships earned threetime all-sectional and three-time all-regional honors scored 1,215 points in 111 games at the University of Illinois, breaking the school s career 3FG record (194 3FG made) and graduating in the program s top 20 in scoring, 3FG made, assists (301) and FT% (.775) Illini made NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 her junior and senior seasons worked in women s basketball at University of Texas, University of Illinois and Oregon State University from now employed with Centene Corporation she resides in St. Louis, Missouri. CHRISTY SMITH BENTON CENTRAL 1994 Indiana All-Star, AP 2 nd team all-state, ICGSA 1 st team all-state and academic allstate 1,113 career points, setting school records for career assists, single-season assists, career steals and single-season steals averaged 21.6 points, 5.0 assists, 4.5 steals and 3.4 rebounds as a senior for 16-4 team her senior season was IHSAA track state champion as junior in 800 meter run she scored 1,459 points at the University of Arkansas, along with 507 assists, 239 steals,.837 career FT% and led the nation in with a.899 FT%... was the 1995 SEC Freshman of the Year, three-time all-sec, four-time honorable mention AP All- American and three-time SEC Academic Honor Roll participated in 1997 World University Games, led Arkansas to 1998 NCAA Final Four and was the 17 th pick in the 1998 WNBA Draft to Charlotte Sting played two seasons in WNBA before coaching career assistant coach at Lafayette Jeff, head coach at Harrison H.S., assistant at Valparaiso University ( ), assistant at Purdue ( ), assistant at Arkansas ( ) and since 2016 has been the head coach of NCAA Division I University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas married with three children, she resides in San Antonio. STEPHANIE (FRY) TRESSLER RUSHVILLE Hoosier Basketball Magazine preseason 1 st team all-state, ICGSA 2 nd team all-state and Top 40 Workout participant scored 991 points, setting school record with 348 career assists, along with 319 rebounds, 247 steals, 267 FG made, 271 FT made, and 62 3FG made in 86 career games for HOF coach Cinda Brown was a member of teams winning four sectionals, two regionals, one semi-state and was the leading scorer on Rushville s 1993 state finalist team named all-sectional, all-regional and all-semi-state, was two-time all-scc attended Purdue University as a student, earning a degree in applied science as a veterinary technician was employed for 10 years as a vet tech and for past 22 years has been self-employed operating a family farm and dairy married, she has two children and resides in Milroy, Indiana. 5

6 EILEEN WEBER WASHINGTON CATHOLIC 1994 Indiana All-Star, AP 2 nd team all-state, ICGSA 1 st team all-state, Evansville Courier Southwest Indiana co-player of the Year, North/South All-Star, East-West All-Star, three-time 1 st team all-area and three-time Evansville Courier all-southwest Indiana set school records with 1,879 career points, 858 rebounds and 212 steals in 81 career games graduated as 15 th alltime leading scorer in IHSAA girls basketball history, and led the state in scoring at 31.6 ppg her senior season after averaging 19.9 points or more all four years of high school set singleseason records with 633 points (31.6 ppg) and 297 rebounds (14.9 rpg) and single-game of 56 points starred at the University of Southern Indiana, among program leaders in career points (1,847 2 nd ), rebounds (842 3 rd ), steals (188 4 th ), FG made (705 2 nd ), FT made (348 5 th ) and blocks (49 18 th ) she led teams to a record, including three conference championships, four NCAA Tournament appearances, including the NCAA Division II national runner-up, she was a 1997 honorable mention All-American, st team All- American, 1998 GLVC Player of the Year, four-time all-conference, three-time academic allconference, 1995 GLVC Newcomer of the Year 2009 USI Athletics HOF inductee earning a degree in chemistry and an Executive MBA, she is global product manager for Red Spot Paint and Varnish in Evansville and resides there. ALLISON (LEE) WHITE COLUMBUS EAST 1994 Indiana All-Star, AP 3 rd team all-state, ICGSA 1 st team all-state, 1994 IHSAA girls basketball Mental Attitude Award winner, Columbus Republic Player of the Year, North/South All-Star averaged 20.0 points and 9.0 rebounds for 20-5 state finalist team as a senior, recording 29 points and 13 rebounds in their semifinal loss to eventual state champ Lake Central career totals of 1,234 points and 809 rebounds as part of teams that were winning two sectionals in her final three seasons Totaled 1,057 career points and 652 rebounds at Eastern Illinois University, starting all 108 games that she played among EIU program leaders in scoring (20 th ), rebounds (12 th ), FT made (5 th ) and FG% (10 th ) OVC academic all-conference has been employed with Bartholomew Consolidated School Corporation since 1999, currently as a 6 th grade teacher at Southside Elementary in Columbus married with two children, she resides in Nashville, Indiana. 6